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Title: Useful Trees for Farming.

Date Published: 2000
Author/s: Forestry Resources Research Institute (FORRI)
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Affiliation: AFRENA Project - Uganda, Forestry Resources Research Institute (FORRI), of the National Agricultural Organisation (NARO), and the International Centre for Research in Agroforestry ) (ICRAF)
Keywords: Trees; farming

Abstract:

Calliandra is less dependent on the nitrogen in the soil (plants themselves cannot fix nitrogen from the air). Check the root nodules, if you cut them and when they are purple inside, they are likely to be active. Calliandra often nodulates well with the bacteria naturally available in the soil. However, it is advisable to inoculate seedlings when raising them (see: raising Calliandra seedlings).

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